The entire Cricket South Africa board resigned on Monday, its official Twitter account confirmed.
Cricket South Africa on Monday said that the members' council has accepted the resignation of its acting president Beresford Williams and five other board members.
Taking to Twitter, the cricket board also confirmed that all independent and non-independent directors have resigned.
"Following the members' council meeting held yesterday, 25 October 2020, the members' council received and accepted resignations from board members. After the members' council had deliberated and resolved that in order to best serve the interest of cricket in South Africa, the entire board should resign - which they did. All independent and non-independent directors have now resigned," CSA said.
"The members' council thanks every member who diligently served on the board and selflessly sacrificed their time for extended and often, overwhelming periods, to assist Cricket South Africa. The members' council appreciates their commitment to cricket and despite the turbulent economic climate, CSA, under their leadership, received an unqualified audit for the financial year ending 30 April 2020. The council wishes them well in their future endeavours," it added.
CSA on Sunday confirmed that Williams had resigned from his post. Along with Williams, Donovan May, Tebogo Siko, Angelo Carolissen, John Mogodi and Dheven Dharmalingam quit from their positions in CSA.
Williams had resigned both from the board and the members' council while others had resigned as board members but would remain on the members' council, CSA stated in a media release.
